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Word · Verb

unavoidable; inevitable

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Meanings

1 sense · 5 examples
1.

verb

to be unavoidable; to be bound to happen

neutral

Used to express that something is inevitable or certain to occur, often in a neutral or slightly resigned tone. Can be used in both spoken and written contexts.

Zài在
qián前
jìn进
de的
dào道
lù路
shang上
 ,
kùn困
nán难
shì是
miǎn免
bù不
liǎo了
de的
 。

Difficulties are unavoidable on the path forward.

Gāng刚
huì会
zǒu走
de的
hái孩
zi子
miǎn免
bù不
liǎo了
yào要
shuāi摔
jiāo跤
 。

A child who has just learned to walk is bound to fall down.

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Dì第
yī一
cì次
shàng上
tái台
yǎn演
jiǎng讲
 ,
jǐn紧
zhāng张
shì是
miǎn免
bù不
liǎo了
de的
 。

It's inevitable to be nervous when giving a speech on stage for the first time.

Chuàng创
yè业
guò过
chéng程
zhōng中
 ,
fàn犯
cuò错
wù误
shì是
miǎn免
bù不
liǎo了
de的
jīng经
lì历
 。

Making mistakes is an unavoidable experience in the process of starting a business.

Cháng长
qī期
hé合
zuò作
 ,
miǎn免
bù不
liǎo了
huì会
yǒu有
yì意
jiàn见
fēn分
qí歧
 。

In long-term cooperation, differences of opinion are inevitable.